Think outside of the box.
Unconventional but Logical
Limited risk isn't low risk.
Buying Options isn't Always a Great "Option"
Use the market's Money.
Finance Long Options with Short Options
Bookography
The latest futures and options trading book by Carley Garner.
A sneak peek into Trading Commodity Options with Creativity
Trading Commodity Options with Creativity tackles complex topics with a flair of simplicity. Enjoy a sneak peek into the insights offered by this book.
Bringing Simplicity to a Complex Topic
Easy-to-understand option graphics and explanations.
Commodity options are valued based on supply and demand in the market place; that value can be categorized as intrinsic or extrinsic value.
Option markets are emotional, thus volatility is key to pricing.
Learn about Implied Volatility and what moves it.
Implied volatility is the premium assigned to option value that accounts for market participants' expectations of future volatility. It should not be ignored.
Selling option premium to finance long option plays makes sense.
Commodity options are priced to lose, use the market's money
Option buyers tend to face a low probability of success in exchange for unlimited profit potential, but perhaps option spreads offer a lower cost and smarter way to play the commodity markets.
Buying option strangles and straddles deliver dismal odds.
Trading isn't as easy as buying a call and a put.
Green traders assume the purchase of a call option and a put option nearly guarantees a profit, but in reality it almost guarantees a loss.
Some cool statistics
